04. Piaggio Zip 50 IGET 4T 3V Euro5 – 25 km/h – 2021-2023 – LBMCD2200 – Parts Cylinder Piston

If you only need a new piston then you need to pay attention when ordering. The piston now in your scooter has a letter stamped on it, an A, B, C, or D. It may also have a number, in which case the number 1 corresponds to A, 2 to B, etc. Choose the OEM part number below that ends with the same letter stamped into your piston.

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To attach the piston to the piston rod you slide a piston pin through it, this piston pin then stays back in place with 2 of these springs. Don't mess with imitation stuff, or worse, in repairs to the engine. Then always use original gear. Even if it's something as small as this feather, or rather, "right then!

The upper piston ring that belongs in the 50cc engines of the scooter models listed below. Don't mess with imitation stuff, or worse, in repairs to the engine. Then always use original gear. Even if it's something as small as this piston ring, or rather, "right then!

The center piston ring that belongs in the 50cc engines of the scooter models listed below. Don't mess with imitation stuff, or worse, in repairs to the engine. Then always use original gear. Even if it's something as small as this piston ring, or rather, "right then!

The lower piston ring, also called oil scraper, that belongs in the 50cc engines of the scooter models listed below. Don't mess with imitation stuff, or worse, in repairs to the engine. Then always use original gear. Even if it's something as small as this piston ring, or rather, "right then!

When replacing (or de- and re-assembling) the cylinder, you will need to install new gaskets. This foot gasket in this set is 0.4mm thick.

If you are going to replace the cylinder, you don't know in advance exactly how the piston is going to come out. You may need a 0.6 mm foot gasket, but if the piston protrudes slightly from the cylinder in the extreme position, you need the 0.7 mm gasket. So to be on the safe side, order them both and you can be sure you can get the job done.

If you are going to replace the cylinder, you don't know in advance exactly how the piston is going to come out. You may need this 0.7 mm foot gasket, but if the piston stays slightly below the edge of the cylinder in the extreme position, you need the 0.6 mm gasket. So to be on the safe side, order them both and you can be sure you can get the job done.